Las Vegas Raiders are open to exploring every avenue of fixing a major problem that was exploited even more vs. the Chiefs

The Las Vegas Raiders are considering all options to address widespread injuries across their wide receiver corps following a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Head coach Klint Kubiak confirmed that all avenues are being explored after Jalen Nailor suffered a concussion and Jack Bech sustained a fractured forearm, adding to the ongoing absence of Dont'e Thornton Jr.

The franchise faces financial constraints with approximately $7.6 million in available salary cap space, limiting potential additions on the open market. While free agents such as Darius Slayton, Curtis Samuel, and Justin Watson remain theoretically available, A to Z Sports suggests internal improvement and player recovery may prove more practical than signing external options.